Abstract
Denial of service attacks produce very large amount of packets by a large amount of agents, these packets can easily interfere with the original flow and communication source within very short duration of time. The low rate distributed denial of service attacks (LDDoS) is those which produce less amounts of packet to attack flows. They are a combination of a large number of LDoS flows. There are several techniques called queuing algorithms which are introduced to fight LDDoS attacks. In our research work we will compare some of these queuing management techniques to find the best among them. This review paper will be helpful in our
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